, 1887-12-01

OF the company being present. After the
ceremony the happy couple repaired to
tnelr nome, Just east Of the public school,
MMnere, IN the evening they were serenaded
society, After "A rendition of one of their
beautiful songs the society was invited in,
where the evening was passed with delight
inl music and happy time generally. Del
egates rom the hook and ladder company
were present and delivered the respects of
other members who were not able to be
present. The gaiety of the evening lasted
TIL late hour when the visitors took |
their departure with many wishes to the |
happy couple for long and happy life
BARMoN.sEIrENSAcH.
On Thanksgiving day, at the residence of |
the groom's family Miss Seitenbach well |
known lady OF society, was united in mar
riage to Mr.. A. l.. Barmon. Both are of
this city and highly esteemed. Judge Booge |
ted the nuptial knot before the host OF
friends OF the contracting parties. Many
costly and beautiful gifts were made to the
couple, and congratulatory kilograms from
friends all over the coast were numerous.
The groom and bride took the evening
train Tor San Francisco, where they will
spend their honeymoon.
THE ToBoGGAS CLuB.
An excellent suggestion was recently made
in the columns of the REVIEW relative to
the organizing of u toboggan club. This
o.',"e'tv''' 70 ~ mp 'al ,'etot ~ 'he So
c'cIV % c'lS'es ol .ne east' anu as tne lons
nights of winter are fast approaching the
young folks should take steps toward form.
lnb ,ne,i u,I,e,u't ,i1 o.uos lor tilis queen oi
~. t".le - ~ ~ ico'eue.ph iioIe ue-
'Sn,iu. anu neaIt"lul as pnstline thah that
v, s,i.iIs '"ua,.s orer rt TI,o s,nooUuiy 'roHeh
furnishes an excellent plaee for his an,Ise.
ment, and under the pale orb with its Gun
warming beams in Others embrace, many
4 =
by the lovers of tobogganing and the
healthful sports ofwinter Let all the Young
folks ioin hands i'm this delightful snort and
let laughter rosy.lippel daughter of ioy,
welcome the coming of hoary winter with
her sweetest smile.
NOTES.
The Masons are preparing for their ball
which is to be given i'm the near future.
Tbo V,i,bts ~ py,tios .cor,or,,io,oh.,
i,. a,,,,Ii;n ;nstali,;;o, obo,,, I,,,,,,an,. a.,
'"s "p''''' '0' "''N '''''"'S "''''
The ladies of the Presbyterian church are
thinking of having u social soon. 1t will
not be for the benefit Of any particular OBJ
| ject, but simply for the amusement ii will
| aho'u'
baptist churcn iast nursuay evening, ana
peI ~il he hsJ , in that church che everv % Thmpsdav
svening
Tho C,rcordia si,,ir, soc;o,,, wi,, ,ive
ono of their niensant halls in Concordia
! hall on the evening of December 10th Car
penters are busily engaged fixing up the
building, and by the above date it Will be a
handsome place OF amusement. Among
.tie o.,nd H." m,,, gHu s"'e'S
'eav''"s "'ou'.N ''e e.',''o 1'''',"e
Inc SISTERS lair, whlch taxes piace IN t tne
opera 'oVsE oil .'ie e'ni,SS VI .ne ov,,, o1,
nn' "s"aiJ '.,i o,a,,ta - tLa sea.mn TEo iadios
we Ioo,al rrI'.s y, .'o ~,
rro,romme for the concert which will be
given i'm connection with the fair, and "A
most rnioyable time may be expected by
those who are to attend
The Turn Verein held a meeting on Tues
day last in Concordia hall for the purpose
of eiiecting their arrangements for a gymna-
stun. Officers were elected and members
admitted, but nothing definite was arrived
at in regard to the gymnasium. Their next
meeting will he held on December 4th at
the same place, when the organization will
be perfected, and immediate steps will be
taken for fitting up the gymnasium in first
class style.
prpsoSA,. MENTION.
n, o., -" ,r,,--..,
Mr. o.ls oPrasue spent thanksgiving
o"s III oui e'y'
Mrs. II. II. Graves is quite i'll at her resi-
dence on First street.
Mr.. w. II. Manning is able To he abou,
again after u serious smell of sickness